Virtualization AND Containers with Kubernetes

As teams around the world focus on health and safety and move to remote work, we want to do our part to support our customers’ efforts to stay connected and collaborate in a hasslefree and secure manner. That’s why we are teaming up with Nipun, Azure Cloud expert from Microsoft, for a live webinar on Friday, 3rd April, 2020, from 10:30 am to 11:30 am to understand how to achieve business continuity at its best with Windows Virtual Desktop.

Cybersecurity is the #1 revenue opportunity for MSPs, but the challenges of transitioning to cybersecurity has left some MSPs behind. From hiring and training staff to building a security stack, building a profitable managed security service requires careful selection of the services to be provided and the tools needed to deliver them. In this webinar, join Channel Futures Contributor, George Mellor, and Vade’s Head of US Sales Eric Courtwright, as they explore how MSPs can take advantage of cybersecurity opportunities and develop a master plan for growth. You’ll learn tips for building a scalable managed security service and avoiding the profit margin killers that can stunt growth. Register for the webinar to learn about: Why cybersecurity is the top growth driver for MSPs How to identify cybersecurity opportunities How to build a manageable security stack Why tool selection is crucial to scalability

The “Things” of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) will show their true value when actionable business intelligence information can be pulled from the data they provide. However, current analytics products are only the tip of the iceberg. As the future approaches, next generation analytics and artificial intelligence technologies will support data and real time decision making at the point of production.

vSphere is an excellent virtualization platform but if you're not utilizing the full power of automation, you're not realizing its full potential.Did you know that most tasks in vSphere can be performed using automation? Did you know that the cloud can be used to conduct configuration changes for an on-premises cluster?